How could my PPP loan have exposed my company to criminal liability? Now that your small business has a PPP Loan, it is time to consider how this may have exposed your company to criminal liability. Since the US government does not give out loan money without a loan audit… [Read more]
How to respond to an IRS Audit Letter
Did you receive Letter 6323 initiating an IRS Audit for your income taxes? The same letter comes for businesses or individuals. IRS Audits ARE picking back up. The moratorium on audits ended on July 15th and IRS is actively sending out these letter 6323 notices right now! If you receive… [Read more]
Paula Brunoro Discusses International Tax Challenges & Techniques For Corporations
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES, June 18, 2019 /EINPresswire.com/ — Leading international tax attorney, Paula Brunoro-Borokhov, of Brunoro Law, APC., conducted a live international tax challenges webinar for tax professionals and advisers. Moreover, the webinar focuses on the “legal tax challenges and available planning techniques for domesticating individually-owned controlled foreign corporations (CFCs) post-tax… [Read more]
What You Need to Know About the Moved IRS Deadline
IRS has extended the deadline for personal tax filings from April 15 to July 15. It has also extended the deadline for contributing to your 2019 IRA. So, if you have not contributed, you still have time. Trying to decide whether or not to contribute to your IRA? Consider how… [Read more]
Tax Deferral and the PPP Loan
As we, the team at Milikowsky Tax Law, have reviewed the newly released CARES Act and Paycheck Protection Program, several places in need of further clarification in order to make them as effective as possible for small businesses have arisen. On April 10, the IRS answered a few frequently asked… [Read more]
IRS sends money instead of receiving money this April 15th
For most Americans, April 15th is no day for celebration. We pay our taxes, dutifully (if somewhat begrudgingly from time to time) and get on with the business of, well, business. Today, many of the same Americans who, April 15th after April 15th have SENT money to the IRS, have… [Read more]
Can I Hire 1099s to Stay in Business During COVID-19?
As many companies work to reorganize their business model in light of COVID-19, hiring a 1099 to replace your full-time employees might be a great solution. However, there are a few things to consider before taking the step in hiring these workers. The passing of the new AB-5 regulations in… [Read more]
IRS is limiting certain enforcement actions
In a surprising turn of events, IRS is limiting certain enforcement actions. To read the entire article visit IRS.gov “The new IRS People First Initiative provides immediate relief to help people facing uncertainty over taxes,” Rettig added “We are temporarily adjusting our processes to help people and businesses during these… [Read more]
International Tax Audits
The area of international taxation is incredibly complex. It requires a detailed understanding of the laws of the countries involved in the transactions, as well as how various treaties impact the tax consequences of business operations. At Milikowsky Tax Law, we are prepared to assist our foreign and domestic clients… [Read more]
The Coronavirus Impact on Tax Law
The full scope of the coronavirus impact on tax law (and all other areas of business in the US and around the globe) has yet to be determined, but we can already see some of its major effects on tax laws in the United States. Just a few months after… [Read more]
- 1
- 2
- 3
- …
- 6
- Next Page »
